Cuestionario de percepción de factores causales de la Covid-19 (CPFC-Covid-19)

• Autores: Joel Manuel Prieto Andreu
• Localización: Psicología conductual = behavioral psychology: Revista internacional de psicología clínica y de la salud, ISSN 1132-9483, Vol. 30, Nº. 1, 2022, págs. 133-155
• Idioma: español
• DOI: 10.51668/bp.8322107s
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  • español

    En el artículo se detalla el procedimiento de validación de un cuestionario que analiza la percepción de los factores causales de la pandemia de la COVID-19, el CPFC-COVID-19. Se realizó una prueba piloto con 55 sujetos, se analizó la validez de contenido y de comprensión a través del juicio de 8 expertos y la validez de constructo a través de un análisis factorial exploratorio. Además, se realizó un análisis factorial confirmatorio con una muestra de 427 personas, se calculó la validez convergente y se hizo un análisis descriptivo y de consistencia interna de los factores del cuestionario final. El CPFC-COVID-19 quedó constituido por 20 ítems y cuatro dimensiones: Distanciamiento social y Protección (DSP), Impacto psicológico percibido (IPP), Escepticismo (E) y Credibilidad de la información percibida (CIP). Los resultados demuestran la validez del cuestionario y unos altos índices de fiabilidad, lo que permite conocer las percepciones de la población acerca de los factores causales de la COVID-19

  • English

    The article details the validation procedure for a questionnaire that analyzes the perception of the causal factors of the COVID-19 pandemic, the CFPQ-COVID19. A pilot test was carried out with 55 subjects, its content and comprehension validity was analyzed through the judgment of 8 experts, and its construct validity through an exploratory factor analysis. In addition, a confirmatory factorial analysis was carried out with a sample of 427 people, the convergent validity was calculated, and a descriptive and internal consistency analysis of the factors of the final questionnaire was performed. The CPFC-COVID-19 finally comprised 20 items and four dimensions: Social distancing and Protection (SDP), Perceived psychological impact (PPI), Skepticism (S) and Credibility of perceived information (CPI). The results demonstrated the validity of the questionnaire and high reliability rates, which allows us to determine the perceptions of the population about the causal factors of COVID-19

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